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Could anyone direct me to a shop manual (I'm looking for torque specs and clearances) for a '74 FE/FT power plant in a '70 F600 uhaul.
Here's a picture of the placard that was on the block.
Block code= D4TE-1
Earlier today I downloaded '1974 Ford Truck Shop Manual, 5 volume set' by Forel Publishing Company 2021, and if references 330, 361, 391 engines...but I didn't see anything for a 359.
Is the 359 comparable to another motor? Maybe I should be looking for specs under another motor name?
Thanks in advance,
Nate
Last edited by Nate61; Mar 29, 2026 at 07:42 PM.
Reason: Typo
Yes, the 359 is an industrial version of a Ford FE motor
You will just be using the torque specs for a 360-390 engine
All those FE motors are about the same as far as torque specs go
Those industrial or power products engines are generally NOT listed in car and truck service manuals
You can probably find some info if you look for Ford Power Products service manuals
** Note: those FE engines were Ford Edsel car and truck engines '58-'76
The FT series were the same thing just for commercial trucks (more HD with a forged crank most likely) but smaller ports
Google "Ford FE vs FT engines means what?"
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